Alex Arena:
I settled on the Sony Xperia Pro, with the knowledge that if I didn’t like it, I’d only have to wait a few months for the new iPhone.
So far the experience has been terrible; I’ll be in line, come September.
Two months with Android
Alex Arena:
I settled on the Sony Xperia Pro, with the knowledge that if I didn’t like it, I’d only have to wait a few months for the new iPhone.
So far the experience has been terrible; I’ll be in line, come September.
I never liked the Xperia line. For a long while I didn’t believe it but pure Google phones are the best, especially with ICS/Jelly Bean.
Step outside the box and get a Windows Phone 8 in a few months. Don’t go down the apple rabbit hole.
Ironic, considering that W8P is basically all boxes…
For people like me and millions of others who enjoy using Apple products, it’s not a “rabbit hole” at all. It’s an enjoyable experience.
It may be that in a few months a Windows 8 phone may be a viable option for some, it may actually be very good. But there is no need to denigrate those who choose to use Apple’s products is there?
It just makes your position seem weak and by extension Windows 8 for phones.
“The apple rabbit hole”? What does that mean?
Because the Windows mobile app ecosystem will be any less restrictive?
Oh, wait. They don’t have one yet.
People can argue iPhone vs. Android all they want. But using Xperia Pro as an example that Android sucks is like using the Clamshell iBook to proof that Apple laptop’s suck. Android has come a long way with ICS and JB. Any iPhone users that uses SIII, HTC One X or Galaxy Nexus with a open mind will see this. Unfortunately Jim Dalrymple (and John Gruber) argue about iOS greatness without trying or using Android devices. Thats like arguing that goodfellas is a better movie then godfather when you have’nt seen godfather.